Draught at the source: pours brown with a beige head. Aroma is yeasty, hints of wine, sort of herbal. Taste is yeasty, low sweetness, interesting woody notes. Not my favorite.

From tap. Pours hazy orange. Small white head. Aroma is fruity, citric. Mellow. Mild fruity. Phenolic and slight toasted. Fruity dry finish.

Shared 25.4 oz. bottle. Pours a dark brown with a light beige head. Aroma is dark fruits, funk, and spice with hints of red wine. Taste is similar with faint chocolate and coffee. Additionally, it has a sourness to it, but it’s not a tart sourness, but rather more like sour milk. It is most assuredly a unique beer, but one with its potential left unfulfilled.

Location: 750ml bottle from Sparrow - Downtown, purchased today, 10/23/15

Aroma: The aroma is sweet malts over Saison yeast, caramel, rye/spice, with fruity notes
Appearance: It pours a murky brownish color with a beige-brown head and spotty, drippy lace
Flavor: It is medium-plus sweet, solid, but I didn't get enough of the fruit or dryness described
Palate: The body is medium, leans slightly lighter, lively carbonation, and an okay mouthfeel
Overall Impression: Not my favorite of the the Transmitter beers. Something didn't work quite right with the melding of components in this one. I feel like it is close, really, I do, but it just doesn't get there for me. Too bad, I expect more from these guys when it comes to making a Saison-style offering, I know what they can do with this style.

Bottle at CapFlu’s Blomster Bash, 7.5% ABV
Dark brown color. Mild aroma, with some roasted malts, spices, banana, rye. Highly carbonated, dusty dark malt flavor, quite dry, with light esters.
Dirty.

Bottle - Dark malts, sourness, yeasts, grass and spice. Jet black with a light brown head. Chocolate, dark malts and a funky yeasty finish. Fun, weird and not a saison.

Bottle shared with Jcwatts. Pours reddish brown with tan head. Nose/taste of cocoa, caramel, rye, caraway, dark fruit, banana, bubble gum and plum. Medium body.